The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
OF THE DEruNcr coNyEpEnAcY,
oheersd md Fsnatod In Gsorgin-isebsl
Flags Displayed and tho Lovs of tho
"Loat Cause" not Dead by n Good
i'.s Deai-.Programmo forth Reunion

.. 4
M.c,, a. oct OF Lar D,v,s rs.ob,
Cd here iast evening" He lelt Beauvior
Mias., Sunday night In q special car,
Montvomerv was reached abont 7:3) A,
20. 49, a.. -. 49,. ....,,a ~, :,
a" ano 'ue n'e' 0ounu 'nas R'ee'eu !he
comers was the booming ot cannon. Mr.
Davis was still In bis berth, but General
Sanford. In renly IN the cheerinv, brouyht
.at M,., W.T.. MI, 49,, ,.t.as,,..,, !, =.
oas m'as W inn'e Da'is aau lil.'oauceu nei
as the daughter OF the Ooniederacy"
amid the utmost enthuslasm. A recep.
Tim In the Montyomerv immediats,v fol.
,awoa rl.uo., T., s,t,,.;,u 80. ,.,.
lo"oo' i""e.o ~ pio'u''oa "oio sen'.
The restaurant had prepared splendid
breakfast, which was served on board the
train whiIe Il was milling ont of the citv.
A. - ,,.o, .,on, .ho r,n,. u,, .ho..' :.
Nv Nv p'A'o "'ons 'n' Aou'o wac su''o
larger croWd, or more ladies' AT Thomp.
eons tho clamor was such as to cause MIR.
DAVIS TO put up his Hlndow ana mold an
informal reception. An OLD lazy standing
On !ne outsRiite Oh inc CROWD calleo out
ioaa enough 70 pe hearu ny everybody:
MI. DAVIS you D!ess you, BIZ. He
iephea: my people, l am giad
20 gee you all." Anothes voice
called OUT rom the crowd: "Mr.
DAVIS, the laat time saw You
was az fortress monroe. Well," was
INC answer, we meet now uhuer pleas,
antef efc'fcumatancea. Asthe train moved
on the explosion OF torpedoes underneath
mingled Witn the lessening cheers. at
AmeNcus q u ense cfoWd was gasnered
ana cannons were tofnlshlng tne bass 1or
me chorus o. Volces tnat nailed It's arrival
when the tram rolled up: Mr; DAVIS and
n,;tIaa ro.saJ nnJar ~ oroh ,,nan ~ ~
platform built close to the track and were
greeted with enthusiastic cheers. hr.
DAVIS apoke brehy; ne sald that hls
,u mpricra Ia" anee th.t hs sser ret,rnod
ha,tor ] ";r,nuSssnosa SS s W o. thonS.a thaot .hao
% ~ tho rannwoJ on;aarco. e ~ the;. sTaa sHs
~ ~ Wv aud osSaS c,aa Siaaa;,n nen s ,hass ansS
MSa 1rIn aaues aaa "oAo ~" uooS.s upun .uou';
aoo.iOt;en mo OHe' ~ ro .r' pUn sutyasseu s
maM;a t.on, ~ ~ , sno onuSe 1.3;au "a vi
Da', ..o .;... 49," yuuns .S .soses at.t ~ Inteti
ous, s hsspat ~ ho,a aUTn hana' "
ua9uincone SasAes W mnoae naIu!e Has
peienea . Wnalo aoVs, anu ,e u, alone tne
io9se NJ "eae ths a;, ea.ns ueG.oIssi e ".tous.
aho M MeeH Pr; PROMISES - w az eYsn..ul
one' . -. ~. uaV's - naa nuu so'ae heaGqcut.
.eis ses Sp H Az, n. sa nS, uaS ~ 30;
Hpa.s MnA tol Mis. ,: Dasis na M,.. Ias.a Day;
Eefy gISnu plepa'a.ions ase nelnG M Maoe
ior ~ tne 945eIta.E.hent n, W nilas MlInie
uavls, ~ iue u DAush.Gs ~ .ns Conlsu'
6IACy, HQu u german Ii 10 90 given IN
neI hou9i. lug on.e nuuei3 ~; ~ ~. sou.n.
etn ni9suets 40 saomn iu sais eAsasi .nas
~ ~ naue i1onl 'le'f huSett'S'ns c'iculaf Oh
tne laif: x
CONFEDERATE DAY. s.
"wednesday will bs Confederate Veter.
am, dav n that a,y tho,o will he tho
ana oa,: y. 'ua. u1y 40; sAo.o w ~ 'lo
laas grand review OF al surviving e1'coA-
federate soldiers by ex.Pfeaident JET Da-
Wis. On this occasion there will also be
present most OF the living Confederate
Generals. There arc but four surviving
members Of Mr.. Davis Cabinet. They
are Messrs. Reagan, Watts, Davis and
Meminger. 1t is feared that the lcttor's
business will prevent his attendance, but
It Is assured that tho other three will .bs
here"
The gathering OF ex. Confederate eoldiers
prornises to bo notable one, the largest
that has ever been held since the war.
The Telegraph has this concerning 1t:
"a special dispatch to the Telegraph
from Augusta says: An enthuoiastic
meeting OF the Confederate SURVIVORS Ae-
soclation was held to take action IL regard
to the association going over to Macon In
Q body to meet and welcome ex-Preatdent
Davis to Georgia. A committee was ap.
pointed to make arrangements. 1t Is
probable thnt about 100 msmbers OF the
association will 20 up from hero. bsaldes
tne ' Su.stv9ta mauy osIet hususss rsopse
NV + ~ mora ] than an thsy did tho piedn,on. E1.
position. A very beautifui Confederate
tlsa: made ct eleesnt silk in Eoglsnd IN
Iooo, WI! 10 e1uih'.ea py . Mapoa pa,,y iauy
nav;s The n 40 10 fnll s;zs of rsgnlsr al.
menaione, and was upflrled to the
breeze from the masthead Of the steamer
Ella ana Mian,e, anoss Ma1, uaIle Was n1Ist. ,Tti
WAIus cnapseu ~ .ue u.a.ye.h .i. ~. ,,aaI us
s.eaet Ta: uJ.ou n, ~, ta,a;"ns .n1 u.oHn
sues ANU oltns'ITg Tgha,n ioh io.e.su po.as @ atm5
s!oieo ios sae ountsie,S." -, Sovsahmsi.,
anu ~ ior tne asiE H. " nSasouaaha AZ T.; IN u,
tne cap.nle u ;ne Nh oesano ,o ~ ~ nv.
s.em ;.L ~ sl,s i9t.e ~ ~" ao,M ussi t he
nas WIN lne ius..ipttua .: p'n''su ,sss M ~
tne co,nu'IS hn, S. mJet ~ ~ tH"o a' ~" o.
neoiso .psy, nseua ~ sha nn.;in .sahu ~ .us
laoy as souvenir h T.. ,ne pe.aous pesnos soyass
up9}A qTps} WHICH suo "us M s phsssnsei ilon
Ml!mlgetou, ". N,,, ne s.,. o.a Ion.eae.a.e sruaa
ensign - ~ sp.sna.a s.stu ~ p;eSeIya.
tlon' anu iron tne es.S .aeeu o., ~ :. oy ils
lais pussesssos ~. aeaiS d.; ,ht"S. 49," u
Geututy, tne coIots .i.;s h'e ~ u,.Su. as "leh
nfss ''''4' en''ilos' ~ A''A''''e "a'e'S 4.
HoRE CONFEDERATE FLAGS
A Macon epecial to the Atlanta constitu.